ZB U.S. Treasury Bond Futures Weekly Chart Analysis: 2025-Sep-30 07:22 CT

Price Action

• Last: 125.70219,
• Bars: Medium,
• Mom: Momentum average.

WSFG Weekly

• Short-Term
• WSFG Current: NA%
• F0%/NTZ' Bias: Price Neutral,
• WSFG Trend: Neutral.

MSFG Month Sep

• Intermediate-Term
• MSFG Current: NA%
• F0%/NTZ' Bias: Price Neutral,
• MSFG Trend: Neutral.

YSFG Year 2025

• Long-Term
• YSFG Current: NA%
• F0%/NTZ' Bias: Price Neutral,
• YSFG Trend: Neutral.

Swing Pivots

• (Short-Term) 1. Pvt. Trend: DTrend,
• (Intermediate-Term) 2. HiLo Trend: UTrend,
• 3. Pvt. Evolve: Pvt high 118.09375,
• 4. Pvt. Next: Pvt low 114.53125,
• 5. Levels R: 146.59375, 134.59375, 127.03125, 121.12500,
• 6. Levels S: 109.31250, 106.78125, 100.78125.

Weekly Benchmarks

• (Intermediate-Term) 5 Week: 116.67 Up Trend,
• (Intermediate-Term) 10 Week: 115.61 Up Trend,
• (Long-Term) 20 Week: 113.92 Up Trend,
• (Long-Term) 55 Week: 118.09 Down Trend,
• (Long-Term) 100 Week: 121.13 Down Trend,
• (Long-Term) 200 Week: 141.13 Down Trend.

Overall Rating

• Short-Term: Neutral,
• Intermediate-Term: Bullish,
• Long-Term: Bearish.

Key Insights Summary

The ZB U.S. Treasury Bond Futures weekly chart shows a market in transition. Price action is currently in a medium range with average momentum, suggesting neither strong buying nor selling pressure. The short-term trend is neutral, as indicated by the WSFG and the swing pivot DTrend, while the intermediate-term HiLo trend has shifted to an uptrend, supported by rising 5- and 10-week moving averages. However, the long-term outlook remains bearish, with the 55-, 100-, and 200-week moving averages all trending down and well above current price levels. Key resistance levels are clustered above, with the nearest at 127.03125 and 134.59375, while support is found at 109.31250 and 106.78125. The market appears to be consolidating after a prolonged downtrend, with signs of a potential intermediate-term recovery but no clear breakout yet. This environment reflects a classic swing trading scenario where short-term neutrality and long-term bearishness are counterbalanced by emerging intermediate-term bullishness, likely driven by recent retracements and a possible shift in sentiment or macroeconomic factors.